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White House should tighten sanctions on North Korea, experts say

White House should tighten sanctions on North Korea, experts say

by Mengjie(Jessie) Jiang | Jul 27, 2017 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration should use more coercive economic sanctions and smart diplomacy to curb North Korea nuclear and missile threats amid the rising tensions between Pyongyang and Washington, a group of experts say Thursday. Speaking at the Center for a...

Fed sets 2020 goal for faster payment systems

by Hannah Levitt | Jul 21, 2017 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — A Federal Reserve task force Friday called on the U.S. financial system to make faster payment solutions available to every consumer and business by 2020. The Federal Reserve Faster Payments Task Force issued a final report that recommended a framework...
What Mexico and Canada want from NAFTA

What Mexico and Canada want from NAFTA

by Mengjie(Jessie) Jiang | Jul 20, 2017 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — Negotiations for a new version of the North American Free Trade Agreement should give President Donald Trump “a victory,” but not at the expense of Mexico and Canada, Canadian Ambassador David MacNaughton said Thursday. MacNaughton, speaking at a forum...
House Subcommittee Finds Taxing Legitimate Money Transfers Won’t Combat Terrorism Financing

House Subcommittee Finds Taxing Legitimate Money Transfers Won’t Combat Terrorism Financing

by Misha Euceph | Jul 20, 2017 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — Proposals to tax money transfers from the U.S. to citizens in other countries won’t stop the terrorist funding sent through informal channels like hawalas, experts warned a House terrorism subcommittee on Tuesday. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Ala., proposed...
Cotton says there’s enough time to repeal CFPB arbitration rule

Cotton says there’s enough time to repeal CFPB arbitration rule

by Yemeng Yang | Jul 20, 2017 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — Facing a 60-day deadline and a looming summer congressional recess, Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas vowed Wednesday that he and his fellow Republicans have enough time to overturn a rule that allows consumers to band together and sue financial institutions....

U.S. wants concrete results in trade talks, China wants to move slowly

by Mengjie(Jessie) Jiang | Jul 18, 2017 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON–U.S. and China have different goals for the Wednesday bilateral economic dialogue: President Donald Trump wants tangible success in reducing the U.S. trade deficit with China, while Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to keep the status quo, a number...
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